Those who tell the stories, create the history. This is of course true for non-fiction, auto (and standard) biographies. But, of course, other styles of writing have their way about them… Fiction, historical fiction, to be specific has a way Read More …
Sometimes it’s the accent that makes it better. The experience The mood The performance The opinion The jokes I’ve been listening to podcasts with some of my favorite actors and you know what? Some of them are wicked smart Some Read More …
A long time ago, I was conditioned to repeat lines from a famous TV show – “inch by inch, step by step, slowly I turned…” – some of you may recognize this series of lines from the Three Stooges. I Read More …
If you should decide to give into your cravings, do it right. Make it worth the calories and the guilt. Cheese And I don’t mean a deeply aged cheddar or a rich creamy goat but a simple cooper sharp. Cookies Read More …
Sometimes the best jokes are the old jokes… Especially when the ones who invented them perform them. Who’s on first. Lucy, Ethel and the chocolate factory. Or, when kids share them for the first time. Knock knock. Who’s there? Interrupting Read More …
Many of us participate (and embody) old habits and traditions just because… We have always done it that way. Our family did that, too. We don’t know another way to do it. It is nostalgic. We are reminded of our Read More …
Old tech is cool again. It may be 2021, but in many ways we are going back in time to an era when things were made to last. (We can set aside the joke about the virus for now, let’s Read More …
We can try old solutions for new problems but they may not have the desired result. The same can be said for using old processes for old problems when the environment around you has changed. In 2021 there are many Read More …
Sometimes, even older movies can be… Relevant, still today. Greater than you remember. So bizarre, but somehow worth the time spent watching. Quite quotable. Mysterious, and original. Clever, in spite all of their simple photography. Original, ahead of their time. Read More …
May you enjoy a new happy day, when you want… Tomorrow? Next week? Maybe in a month or two? …why not every day? I have thought a lot about this blog post, the one for New Year’s Eve 2020 – Read More …